Player (3rd Gen.)

I sold ours and bought a Yoto player lol. My little one could not figure out how to smack it at the right angle to change songs, and sometimes it would take me a few tries 🤦🏻‍♀️

I bought a yoto not realizing it required Wifi. I'm looking at the listing for it now and to find anything about Wifi, it's way down past the customer reviews and multiple banners and carousels: https://us.yotoplay.com/yoto-mini It's not the end of the world, but I think the device's reliance on wif

We got the Toniebox and Yoto at the same time. My daughter loves the Toniebox and hardly ever touches the Yoto. It’s really what they (and you!) prefer. For example, some parents think it’s essential to be able to control the player on their phone. While I prefer having my daughter do it all (she do

I'm not sure if there's a more "music focused" option but there's the Yoto Player. We use it primarily for audiobooks, but they also have music cards as well. The problem is you're buying the music specifically for the Yoto. You can access it on a phone through the app but it's still a little inconv

Thank you for sharing! I’m leaning towards setting up our guest bedroom into his new room, and making a big show of having him help decorate it so he feels proud of it being his space. But I’ll probably get another smaller floor bed to keep in our room (maybe a roll up futon?) for him to sleep in if

I hate my kid's yoto and wish we'd gotten a CD player for her. Cards not getting detected, the awkward and unclear UX of it (buttons do multiple things depending on which of the 4 states the thing is in), the screen, the process of getting cards downloaded and worrying which are and aren't ready for

books on tape or a CD player. sold our yoto because my kid never touched it.

walkman. just give your kid your old CDs or thrift cheap kids’ ones. my son had no interest in the yoto and i found it difficult to use.